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Eldon, Missouri – (StockNewsDesk) – 11/13/2014 — Largest retail chain in the United States, Walmart, reported its third-quarter earnings today. The profits of the company impressed investors; however, the revenue of the company couldn't surpass the Street expectations. Earnings came in at $1.15 a share, compared to estimates of $1.12 a share. Revenue missed the estimates marginally. Walmart reported sales of $118.01 billion, compared to the Street's expectation of $118.32 billion. Shareholders cheered the results as a result of which shares of the company jumped more than 3% during pre-trading. The share price of the company was trading around $81.66 a share. Walmart also provided guidance that beat the Street estimates. Walmart expects Earnings per Share (EPS) in the range of $4.92 and $5.02 compared to that of $4.99 a share estimated by analysts.
The store sales helped the company boost profits and above all beat the estimates. The US same-store sales grew 0.5%. The same-store sales were primarily helped by the increase in sales of Walmart's "Neighborhood Market format." Comp Sales of "Neighborhood Market Format" grew 5.5%. The growth of 0.5% ended the company's seven-month negative growth. Internet sales rose 21%.
Walmart Hopes on Holiday Season
Walmart hopes to do well during the upcoming holiday season. The retail giant is planning to offer deals from Thanksgiving Day through Cyber Monday. Retail companies like Target and Sears are also expected to plan such an event. Walmart has already started pulling up its socks by matching prices with its major competitors such as Target, Best Buy and Amazon. On the back of expectations that revenue registers will ring above expectations for the fourth quarter, Walmart expects EPS in the range of $1.46 and $1.56 a share.
During the holiday season from Thanksgivings Day through Cyber Monday, the company plans to sell many products at attractive prices. On the Thanksgiving Day, products include Xbox One bundle for $329 with a gift card of $30. Xbox One would include Halo Master Chief Collection and Halo Guardians. Another offer would be the sale of Xbox One at $379 online. This will include a free one-year subscription with a game of the user's choice. On Black Friday, Walmart would be pricing these products at $99.


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Weighing in on Way-Too-Early Conclusions to Draw from NFL Week 1September 13, 2017
Weighing in on Way-Too-Early Conclusions to Draw from NFL Week 1
Remain calm and stay patient. No NFL season has been won or lost through one week of play.
But that won't stop anyone from jumping to conclusions based on these initial performances. Superstars are born and careers laid low in a blink of an eye.
Instead of just denying these knee-jerk reactions, though, let's embrace the biggest stories from Week 1 and see which ones have a chance to hold up throughout the campaign.
Whether your favorite team won or lost during the NFL's opening weekend isn't that important. Far more will be decided in the coming weeks.
However, we may have seen glimpses into the future with those initial performances.
Kansas City Chiefs Are the NFL's Best Team
Discussion regarding another perfect New England Patriots regular season abruptly came to a halt when the Kansas City Chiefs visited Gillette Stadium and left with a 42-27 victory.
The outcome said just as much about the Chiefs' potential as it did the Patriots' disappointment.
In the past, Kansas City relied on a ball-control passing game and opportunistic defense, but a shift occurred in the team's foundation. Yes, Andy Reid still loves the West Coast offensive principles, and the defense has a similar approach to what it did last year. But the Chiefs are far more explosive on offense, which makes them even more dangerous.
Alex Smith shirked the "game manager" label for the night and torched last season's top-ranked scoring defense. Smith completed 28 of 35 passes for 368 yards and four touchdowns. He wasn't just efficient; he made the Patriots pay. The veteran signal-caller pushed the ball downfield and torched New England's defense when it blitzed. Smith was 8-of-10 passing when coordinator Matt Patricia sent pressure, according to Pro Football Focus.
The 33-year-old quarterback can't possibly perform at the same level every week. That's OK because the Chiefs found their new workhorse. Kareem Hunt was supposed to play second fiddle to Spencer Ware, but the incumbent suffered a season-ending knee injury during preseason. The third-round pick responded with 148 rushing yards, 98 receiving yards and three total touchdowns. His 246 yards from scrimmage in his debut were the most ever, per Elias Sports (via ESPN Stats & Info).
"There was a good chunk there where we were going as Kareem was going," Smith said, per the Associated Press (via ESPN.com). "He was really a big chunk of the offense tonight. For a young guy, we put a lot on him, in all facets of the offense tonight, and he was able to handle it."
Eric Berry's season-ending Achilles injury will hurt the Chiefs defense, but the offense is now dynamic enough to pick up the slack.
The Chiefs have won 44 games since Reid became the head coach. Their success shouldn't be a surprise. How the paradigm shifted regarding their approach to winning is a big deal, though.
Outlook: Playoff Squad Just Short of League's Best
Indianapolis Colts Own Inside Track for April's No. 1 Overall Pick
The Indianapolis Colts are the NFL's worst team. Seriously, they are.
While the team and its fans hope Andrew Luck appears out of the ether like Daenerys Targaryen flying to Jon Snow's aid, even the quarterback's return to the lineup—whenever that may be—probably isn't enough to save this sinking ship.
Yes, Luck's presence will help the offense, which was never more apparent than when quarterbacks Scott Tolzien and Jacoby Brissett provided a pathetic performance during Sunday's 46-9 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. But the issues within the roster appear to run even deeper.
The defeat points to multiple concern areas, starting with the coaching staff's inability to adapt.
"Out-coached in this football game," head coach Chuck Pagano said, per ESPN.com's Mike Wells. "It's my responsibility and it falls on me. It all starts with me and I didn't do a good enough of a job getting this team ready to go."
Offensively, the running game and line remain worrisome. The Colts running backs averaged 3.1 yards per carry. While the defense performed well against the run, Indianapolis surrendered 306 passing yards to Jared Goff.
The good news is 14 other teams started the season 0-1. Even if the Colts find themselves in a lost season, the No. 1 overall pick isn't a bad thing because there will likely be a bidding war to trade up for USC's Sam Darnold, Wyoming's Josh Allen or UCLA's Josh Rosen.
Outlook: League's Worst Until Luck's Return
Arizona Cardinals Are Too Old, Can't Compete
The Arizona Cardinals haven't looked quite right since the 2015 campaign.
All the team has done is gotten older since that point and now features the NFL's oldest starting lineup, per ESPN's Mike Rodak. To be more accurate, Carson Palmer and Larry Fitzgerald aged, and they appear to be on the verge of retirement.
Running back David Johnson became the heart and soul of the Cardinals offense last year. But Johnson suffered a dislocated left wrist during Sunday's 35-23 loss to the Detroit Lions that could force him to miss 12 weeks, according to AZCentral's Bob McManaman.
Arizona's backfield now features Kerwynn Williams, Andre Ellington, Eli Penny, the recently acquired D.J. Foster and a re-signed Chris Johnson, per CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora. Any group looks underwhelming after losing arguably the game's best running back.
Without the team's workhorse in the mix, head coach Bruce Arians must lean heavily on Palmer. The 37-year-old's decline seems apparent after he threw three interceptions Sunday. During his last five games, Palmer has thrown seven touchdowns compared to eight interceptions.
"I thought the offense was OK," Palmer said, per ESPN.com's Josh Weinfuss. "But just disappointed in my play. Just disappointed in myself. Didn't make enough plays. Made some bad plays. Just disappointed."
The receivers didn't help their veteran signal-caller with multiple drops.
Plenty of talent still exists on the Cardinals roster, particularly on defense. As long as Palmer and Fitzgerald limit their mistakes, Arizona can still compete in a weak NFC West.
Outlook: Too Old to Compete
Rookie Quarterback Provides Answer for Cleveland Browns
The Cleveland Browns may have finally found their franchise quarterback. It's far too early to anoint rookie DeShone Kizer as the team's savior, yet his potential is obvious.
Kizer wasn't perfect in his debut against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The rookie completed 20 of 30 passes for 222 yards, a touchdown and a poor interception in the 21-18 loss. The quarterback snuck his way into the end zone for another score.
On the flip side, the second-round pick displayed poor pocket presence and a slow internal clock, allowing the Steelers to sack him seven times.
These issues are expected from any rookie quarterback, but Kizer's ability to inspire is something Cleveland lacked for far too long.
"At the end of the day, this young man gives us hope," head coach Hue Jackson said, per the Cleveland Plain Dealer's Mary Kay Cabot. "He gives you an opportunity to make plays."
Not only is Kizer 6'4" and 233 pounds with a rocket arm and above-average athleticism, but he already showed a level of maturity at only 21 years old to not be overwhelmed by the moment.
"We are talking about a young rookie quarterback who is one of the youngest players in the league at that position," Jackson continued. "That is exciting for me. It's exciting for our organization.''
Once a team is fully behind a quarterback, the entire organization can grow. Cleveland has been burned before, but the NFL's longest running joke just may be reaching its end thanks to Kizer.
Outlook: Kizer Becomes Browns' Franchise Quarterback
Sam Bradford Enters Elite Quarterback Status
Sam Bradford's natural ability has never been in question. However, his career has been marred by injuries, trades and an inability to establish a rhythm within a particular offensive scheme.
At 29 years old and on his third team, the former No. 1 overall pick is finally realizing his potential.
The signs were evident last season when he set an NFL record with a 71.6 completion percentage even behind a porous line without much of a running game. The eighth-year signal-caller was even better during his 2017 debut against the New Orleans Saints.
Bradford's wizardry led the Minnesota Vikings to a 29-19 victory on Monday Night Football. He completed 27 of 32 passes for 346 yards and three touchdowns. As accurate as Bradford was during the previous campaign, he was even better during his latest effort.
The Vikings quarterback was a perfect 6-of-6 passing for 104 yards and a touchdown against the blitz, according to ESPN Stats & Info. Bradford also completed six passes over 15 yards downfield—which he never did during the previous campaign.
"It was all Sam," wide receiver Stefon Diggs said, per ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert. "Samuel. Sam Bradford. He was just slinging it."
Bradford shouldn't be counted among the league's elite such as Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers or Matt Ryan, but he continues to improve and provide the Vikings with a steadying presence behind center.
Outlook: Bradford Not Elite But Good Enough to Lead Winning Squad
Jacksonville Jaguars Establish Identity on Both Sides of the Ball
The Jacksonville Jaguars finally found the right recipe for success. No, they can't face the Houston Texans every week, but they can run the football and play stout defense.
The organization made two monster investments this offseason that paid huge dividends during Sunday's 29-7 victory.
First, the organization signed defensive lineman Calais Campbell to a four-year, $60 million contract at the start of free agency. Campbell was a dominant interior defender during his nine seasons with the Arizona Cardinals. He was also a team leader and a great locker room personality.
His presence made a difference for the Jaguars when he set a franchise record with four sacks against the Texans. The entire defensive unit managed 10 sacks.
"We want to be the best defense in the league and we have that ability," Campbell said, per ESPN.com's Michael DiRocco. "But like I said, it doesn't mean anything if you don't continue with it. But it does feel good. We played a great game, with directing our game plan very well. I made a lot of plays, and when you do that you're going to win games."
Second, the team used the fourth overall pick in April's draft to select running back Leonard Fournette. In his first contest, the uber-talented runner carried the ball 26 times for 100 yards and a touchdown. He's now the focal point of the offense, while far less responsibility falls on quarterback Blake Bortles.
Tom Coughlin's fingers are all over the team's new blueprint.
Outlook: New Identity Allows Jags to Compete in AFC South
Chicago Bears Have Another Star Running Back
The Chicago Bears may need all the help they can get at wide receiver, but they're stacked at running back.
Jordan Howard finished second in the NFL last season with 1,313 rushing yards. The Bears front office found a perfect complement to Howard when it drafted Tarik Cohen in the fourth round of April's draft.
Cohen is lightning in a bottle personified. The 5'6", 172-pound ball-carrier with 4.42-second 40-yard-dash speed lived up to his nickname as the "human joystick" during the Bears' 27-23 loss to the Atlanta Falcons. The North Carolina A&T product led the Bears in both rushing (66) and receiving (47) yardage while also serving as their punt returner.
"The secret's out on what we have in him," quarterback Mike Glennon said, per CSN Chicago's J.J. Stankevitz. "We knew how good he was going to be with us and he showed that today. His very first game in the NFL, and he did it all. He ran the ball, caught the ball and scored a touchdown. He's a playmaker, and we're lucky to have him. He's going to continue to be a big part of our offense."
Cohen's emergence can have a major impact on Chicago's offense. The team's top two receivers—Cameron Meredith and Kevin White—are both on injured reserve.
As coordinator Dowell Loggains scrambles to adjust his system, Cohen's contributions in the passing game will be as important—if not more so—than his ability to spell Howard.
Outlook: Cohen Becomes Major Contributor in Bears Offense
Head Coach Sean McVay Makes All the Difference for QB Jared Goff, Rams O
Maybe, just maybe, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff is pretty good. Or, he's finally being placed in a position to succeed by new head coach and offensive play-caller Sean McVay. A little bit of both is probably true.
The Rams organization spent the offseason trying to build an offense around last year's No. 1 overall pick. The franchise hired McVay to update the league's worst offensive scheme. Robert Woods signed in free agency. The front office selected Gerald Everett, Cooper Kupp and Josh Reynolds with three of its first four draft picks and traded for Sammy Watkins.
This sweeping change led to a Rams 46-9 victory over the Indianapolis Colts, the offense had 373 yards. It hasn't averaged over 300 yards since 2014. It provided a league-worst 262.7 yards per game last season.
Goff completed 21 of his 29 passes for 306 yards and a touchdown. The Cal product pushed the ball downfield, too. He connected on four of five passes attempted over 20 yards, per Pro Football Focus.
As well as the quarterback performed, it all started with the head coach.
"When McVay got here, he raised our accountability level, our standards," linebacker Robert Quinn said, per the Associated Press (via Fox Sports). "And I think guys are having fun. Of course, we're looking for improvements every week, but it's a good place to start."
The Rams are better off with McVay leading the way. The team still needs to prove it can be competitive on a weekly basis, and Goff must continue his development, but a promising start should have the organization and its fanbase excited.
Outlook: Goff Plays Well All Season Under McVay's Direction
Steelers' T.J. Watt Is as Good as His Big Brother
Little brothers live in the shadow of their big brothers. It's just a fact of life.
J.J. Watt casts a wide shadow as a three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, and T.J. Watt will always be J.J.'s little brother. But the younger sibling made everyone notice his play during the opening weekend instead of just discussing his bloodlines.
In fact, T.J. Watt did something in his debut that his brother never accomplished when he recorded a pair of sacks and an interception during the Pittsburgh Steelers' 21-18 victory over the Cleveland Browns.
This year's 30th overall pick gave all-world left tackle Joe Thomas everything he could handle plus more. T.J. Watt's teammates were more impressed by his understanding of the game and his positioning to make plays.
"He understands what we need from him, and he goes out and executes," defensive end Cameron Heyward said, per ESPN.com's Jeremy Fowler. "He's a smart rusher. He doesn't put himself in situations where he's out of a play."
As a result, the Steelers defender became an early contender for NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. T.J. Watt has a long way to go to be considered his brother's equal on the football field, but the initial signs were positive.
Outlook: Watt Named to All-Rookie Team
Dallas Cowboys Secondary Makes Name for Itself
The Dallas Cowboys secondary underwent a major overhaul this offseason, and the group appears to be better as a result.
Brandon Carr, Barry Church, J.J. Wilcox and Morris Claiborne all signed with other teams during free agency after starting multiple games last season. The Cowboys front office decided to lean on those left on the roster plus the additions of Nolan Carroll and a couple of draft picks.
Even when veteran Orlando Scandrick left Sunday's 19-3 victory over the New York Giants with a broken hand, one rookie proved to be ready for the opportunity.
Chidobe Awuzie ranked second among first-year corners when he allowed 0.71 yards per coverage snap in Week 1, per Pro Football Focus (via Cowboys News). Last year's first-year standout, Anthony Brown, was even better. Brown allowed only one reception for six yards and a zero quarterback rating in his coverage, per PFF. His interception sealed the Cowboys victory, too.
The Giants were without Odell Beckham Jr., but head coach Ben McAdoo now knows who the Cowboys cornerbacks are after needling them a little bit last week.
"Ultimately you are measured by how many points you give up," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said, per ESPN.com's Todd Archer. "For us to hold them to three points, they've got a lot of weapons on that offense. Obviously the quarterback is outstanding. So for us to be able to do that against that offense, I thought that was impressive."
Outlook: Secondary Has Potential, But It'll Be Inconsistent
Seattle Seahawks Offensive Line Will Destroy Team's Season
Offensive line play, in general, was awful around the league. Few teams can say they have Super Bowl aspirations despite their issues along the front line. The Seattle Seahawks can, but it doesn't look good after their front five's initial performance against the Green Bay Packers.
"I am disappointed we are talking about that today," Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said of his offensive line Monday, per the Tacoma News Tribune's Gregg Bell. "I thought we were moving in the right direction. I've seen us move in the right direction."
Preseason doesn't count. The Seahawks offensive line failed again when the bright lights of the regular season fell upon its underachieving blockers.
"Things that we worked on and all, they just didn't come out and didn't hit right at game time," Carroll added.
The Seahawks coaching staff won't acknowledge it, but its offensive line remains one of the league's worst. As a unit, it surrendered three sacks and seven more quarterback hits. Russell Wilson's incredible ability to evade rushers was the reason those numbers weren't greater.
Left tackle is the biggest issue. Rees Odhiambo is not the answer after George Fant went down during the preseason with a season-ending knee injury. Odhiambo surrendered a sack, two quarterback hits and three hurries, according to Pro Football Focus. The rest of the group wasn't much better.
Seattle is fortunate the NFC West is weak. Despite the team's obvious flaw, it's still good enough to claim another division crown. But the offensive line will hold the team back throughout the regular season and dash the organization's Super Bowl aspirations.
Outlook: Seahawks Win NFC West; Early Playoff Exit
Oakland Raiders Find Sebastian Janikowski's Replacement
Kickers deserve some love every now and again, especially when they overcome adverse conditions.
The Oakland Raiders released Giorgio Tavecchio at the end of training camp. After all, he was nothing more than a camp leg to lighten Sebastian Janikowski's load prior to the regular season.
But the 39-year-old kicker needed to be placed on injured reserve because of a lingering back issue, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The Raiders were smart enough to keep Tavecchio on their practice squad and added him to the active roster prior to Sunday's contest against the Tennessee Titans.
The left-footed specialist boomed a pair of 52-yard field goals and became the first kicker in NFL history to have two makes of 50 yards or more in his debut, according to Elias Sports (via ESPN Stats & Info). He converted all four of his attempts in the 26-16 victory.
"It couldn't happen to a better person," quarterback Derek Carr said, per USA Today's Nancy Armour. "When he was knocking those kicks, from coaches to players to staff, there wasn't anyone who wasn't smiling. Obviously, he's doing things to help us win the game, but it's more so for the person."
Janikowski may return after Week 8, but the Raiders will have a choice to make if Tavecchio builds off Sunday's performance. After all, he's 12 years younger and costs nearly $3 million less than the veteran. The team's last link to Al Davis may be on his last legs because organizations often go with the younger and cheaper option.
Outlook: Tavecchio Takes Janikowski's Job


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SOURCE: WanderPort Corporation
November 11, 2009 09:00 ET
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - November 11, 2009) - Wanderport Corp. (PINKSHEETS: WDRP) today
announced that it has received a written confirmation by Gold Phoenix
Technologies Ltd. to manufacture and facilitate circuit board production
for Wanderport's microwave energy tankless water heater.
Gold Phoenix Technologies Ltd., located in the Wuhan Dong Hui Industry Zone
Hubei region of the People's Republic of China specializes in manufacturing
advanced printed circuit boards (PCB's) and electronic assemblies. They are
renowned for their quality work and play a huge role in supplying circuit
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revolutionize the industry standard and we are very pleased to be involved
in the product launch," said John Boucher, Operations Officer at Gold
Phoenix Technologies Ltd.
Pursuant to a recent factory visit by Robert Simoneau, Head of Wanderport's
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from its agreement with Golden Phoenix since they are now a key supplier
offering high quality circuitry at reasonable prices without the risk of
compromising intellectual property."
About Wanderport Corporation: Wanderport Corporation is a holding and
business development company specializing in the investment and deployment
of environmentally friendly technology such as, primary alternative,
renewable energy and energy saving products like electric vehicles which
reduce global dependence on oil. Pulsar Advanced Technologies was the proud
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innovation in product or technology development, or its application.
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Morocco had a tough year in 2016 with a severe drought which severely affected agriculture production. According to the Worldbank, the overall GDP growth dropped down to 1.1% in 2016, with a record low of 0.5% in the second quarter of the year. However, Morocco is still an established tourism Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Oman. In 2017, Qatar stepped out of this alliance.
destination. After a drop in REVPAR in 2016 due to the threat of terrorism in Europe, 2017 shows a regain of interest from international tourists, notably from China and Russia. The decision of King Mohammed VI to exempt Chinese citizens from visa requirements from June 2016 boosted the tourism industry in the country: monthly arrivals from China were multiplied by six from this date. Additionally, the government plans to invest time, money and efforts to promote the tourism industry: new airports are expected to open in 2017 to support domestic accessibility and the Morocco Vision 2020 strategy aims to double the size of the tourism industry by 2020.
After a rough year in 2015, Marrakech continued to suffer from the terrorist attacks in Europe in 2016 that deterred many French high-spending tourists from visiting the country. While occupancy levels increased almost back to pre-crisis level, thanks to the Chinese and Russian tourists that came along, a drop in ADR of 31% lead to a decrease in REVPAR of 23.1%.
Values in Marrakech fell significantly in 2016 owing to the drop in ADR. However, the capital is likely to recover as the security situation improves. Indeed, 2017 started on a positive note with an increase in REVPAR of 17.6% proving that Marrakech remains a strong market in Africa.


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It's in the Making
by Virginia Kuhn — University of Southern California
April 22, 2013 – 06:24
At the 2011 Computers and Writing conference, I participated in a plenary session themed around the question, Are You a Digital Humanist? Even though I have not taught a writing course in years, and my faculty appointment is in Cinematic Arts, I've stayed connected to the C+W community, which includes a vibrant discussion forum, "techrhet" (technical rhetoricians), and the peer-reviewed journal, Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy. And viewing the term digital humanities from the C+W perspective proved illuminating.
It reminded me that one of the divergences between media studies and the digital humanities may have less to do with the "digital" and more with the "humanities" side of that term, especially in departments of English. In tracing the emergence of the freshman English class (aka first year composition), Sharon Crowley finds rampant evidence of the "humanist contempt for mass media and popular culture" running through the professional literature. For instance, in 1950, one scholar laments the "visual minded illiteracy of a generation of television watchers," just as in 1890, Adams Sherman Hill worried that novels and newspapers would ruin people's language use as well as their morals (105).
The humanistic tendency to view literature as the height of human expression has traditionally been at odds with the study of mass media, and this privileging of literature, in turn, has implications for the type of critical response considered appropriate. Poets and dramatists are artists and their tool is creativity; the academic essay is about literature but, using the tool of criticism, it takes the form of prose. Given these roots, it's not surprising that many digital humanities projects build tools to help study literature. And, insofar as many film studies programs grew out of literature departments, the privileging of cinema is similar: that is, cinema is the art we write about using academic prose. The creative and the critical are separate entities and the form of the critical does not shift much, nor is it questioned.
The field of rhetoric and composition takes as its subject the shifting nature of communication and expression, and what that means for academic argument as well as for teaching the academic essay. Indeed, the Computers and Writing conference has been problematizing the digital for almost thirty years, and so its members express skepticism about something that might seem like a trendy term: digital humanities.
Personally, I identify more as a digital rhetorician than a digital humanist, mainly because of the rhetorical focus on both the production and the consumption of texts; I encourage the use of all of the available semiotic registers which no longer includes only words, but also images, sound and interactivity. I make remix videos, I publish pieces that could not have been done on paper, and my research centers on tools for indexing massive video archives. Still, I use terms like digital humanist strategically and contingently, and in this respect, I follow the sentiments of the crowd-sourced Digital Humanities Manifesto 2.0, which argues that the term is not perfect, but it is a placeholder for what comes next. Given that current academic disciplines coalesced during the ascendency of print literacy, they need rethinking and likely will shift. Our active participation in that process will no doubt begin with conversations like this.
Crowley, Sharon. Composition in the University: Historical and Polemical Essays. 1998, U of Pittsburgh P.
Digital Humanities Manifesto: http://hastac.org/node/2182
"Are You a Digital Humanist?," Town Hall session, Computers and Writing, 2011. Katherine Hayles, Jentery Sayers, Julie Klein, Alex Reid, Cheryl Ball, Doug Eyman
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Is there a quiz for that?
by Jamie Henthorn — Catawba College
April 23, 2013 – 20:49
I'm a big fan of the title, "Are you a digital humanist?" It sounds like a quiz I need to take.
I think your recognition of the use of different terms, digital rhetorician and digital humanist, is significant as many who do this kind of work do represent in different ways to different audiences. Both terms you use happen to be big umbrella terms as well and there seems to be as much room in rhetoric as there is in the digital humanities.
I have spent too much time thinking about this question, but how does digital rhetoric and composition fit in with digital media studies? I am actually thinking both in ways we can work together on projects and about tenure 'points' that we were talking about with Suzanne's post yesterday. Comprhet scholars can certainly count work done in Kairos for several reasons, but since MediaCommons falls somewhat outside of the discipline, some have felt unsure about counting contributions to the site.
by Virginia Kuhn — University of Southern California
May 01, 2013 – 11:59
I think the larger issues raised by the question, "Are you a Digital Humanist?" lies in the extent to which one self-identifies as DH as well as how much the term has the potential to exclude. Personally, I cross many borders so any affiliation is more tactical than reified. That said, it does seem that rhetoricians and media studies have lots in common. It seems to me that the distinction between Kairos and Media Commons is a fairly big one: Kairos is peer reviewed, has run since 1996, and is more concerned with complicating the form that scholarship takes (e.g. the articles are expected to take full advantage of all available semiotic resources), while Media Commons is devoted to complicating the publishing process itself, taking full advantage of the possibilities of networked communication.
And while I don't pretend to speak for any of these groups, in my view the best way to do risky things but also have them count is to produce work in which either the form or the content is emergent. In other words, if the content is progressive, the form must be more traditional and vice versa. I have personally tried to establish precedents that can be (and have been) used in T+P cases like this recent article in Academe about my 2005 digital dissertation, and the accompanying blog post that is only digital.


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Trump's U.S. Looks Past Energy Independence to Global Dominance
May 3rd
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Bloomberg Climate Changed
Trump's U.S. Looks Past Energy Independence to Global Dominance
by Laura Blewitt May 1, 2017, 11:43 PM GMT+1
It has been a few years since mining and drilling was all about US energy independence. At least, now the real reason has been unveiled. Yes, it is mostly about "energy-dominant" As usual, extractive industries will reap the profits whilst the public pay the price of medical bills and clean-up. Notice, "as companies cut costs"! That's translated as fewer jobs and bigger and more expensive machines.
No longer do we need to be suspicious. The clarity is blinding. "U.S. exports surged above 1 million barrels a day for the first time."
I remember reading a few years ago that Japan was importing wood pulp from Australia even though there were vast forests extant in Japan. Ever wonder why?
Now China is cutting back on coal production. Do we think this is foolish?
"The U.S. is in the position to be energy-dominant, not just independent, thanks to fracking and plans to loosen drilling regulations, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said Monday.
Oil production across the U.S. may increase by 17 percent to a record 10.24 million barrels a day by the end of next year as companies cut costs and become more efficient in drilling, especially in areas such as West Texas and North Dakota. Domestic output hasn't surpassed 10 million barrels a day since 1970. At a time when OPEC and other producers are cutting output, U.S. exports surged above 1 million barrels a day for the first time."
What the Frack?
Aug 15th
What the Frack?
What Cows Can Tell Us About The Dangers Of Fracking
"Evidence on the way fracking affects the health of humans is scarce, in large part because drilling companies go to great lengths to keep that information hidden. That's why two Cornell University researchers turned to cows to find out just how toxic fracking pollution is. The results were alarming, if not exactly surprising.
Since drilling companies refuse to reveal the exact chemicals in fracking solutions, and typically settle and impose nondisclosure agreements on any individuals harmed by the practice, there is nearly no record of how it impacts people's health to live near a drilling operation. Doctors in Pennsylvania are even barred from revealing to their patients what chemicals they may be poisoned by.
Although property owners often file suit claiming symptoms like breathing problems and burning eyes and skin, they are typically forced to drop those claims before the driller will agree to settle. That way, there's never confirmation that fracking harms people's health. This study constitutes an important step towards that confirmation."
Frack off
Aug 14th
Oil companies fracking into drinking water sources, new research shows
"Companies say that fracking has never contaminated drinking water. The EPA launched three investigations over the last six years into possible drinking water contamination by oil and gas activity in Dimock, Pa.; Parker County, Texas; and Pavillion, Wyo. After initially finding evidence of contamination at the three sites, the EPA shelved the investigations amid allegations by environmentalists and local residents that the regulator succumbed to political pressure."
Fracking Companies Fight Texas Families' Air Pollution Suits, Fearing Precedent
"Two major oil companies have asked a Texas judge to dismiss a civil lawsuit that could draw new attention to the toxic air emissions from oil and gas production."
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Jul 28th
Frack off
"A typical early fracture took 750 gallons of fluid (water, gelled crude oil, or gelled kerosene) and 400 lbm of sand. By contrast, modern methods can use up to 8 million gallons of water and 75,000 to 320,000 pounds of sand. Fracking fluids can take the form of foams, gels, or slickwater combinations and often include benzene, hydrochloric acid, friction reducers, guar gum, biocides, and diesel fuel. Likewise, the hydraulic horsepower (hhp) needed to pump fracking material has risen from an average of about 75 hhp in the early days to an average of more than 1,500 hhp today, with big jobs requiring more than 10,000 hhp."
"Those concerns (environmental) were aggravated in 2005 when fracking was specifically exempted from regulation under the Safe Drinking Water Act."
Here is a good place to become informed as to the harmful effects already present from fracking.


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The Feast of Saint Francis and Blessing of the Animals
The Very Reverend Dr. James A. Kowalski
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine welcomes you to join us for our 32nd annual Feast of Saint Francis festivities! At this signature Cathedral service, the Missa Gaia (or Earth Mass), composed by Paul Winter and Paul Halley, brings together a massed choir of hundreds of voices, a dance performance by Forces of Nature, and musical performances by the Paul Winter Consort, all in celebration of the beauty of the animal kingdom. The service concludes with the Procession of the Animals, a silent parade of creatures great and small down the Nave of the Cathedral.
This Sunday's sermon is "The Dangling Conversions"—
We must protect the vulnerable by getting beyond talking past each other about care of the environment and climate change, for we share this planet under one sun.
Passes will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis on the morning of the service. Please visit this page for a comprehensive event FAQ, which includes information on securing passes.
If you would like to ensure a seat before the day of the event, consider becoming a Steward of St. Francis. Your gift of $2,500 sponsors an animal in the procession and grants you six complimentary exclusive aisle passes. This gift, an ideal fundraising opportunity for a family, class, or church group, can be made in honor or in memory of a loved one. An individual may also receive one complimentary pass for a gift of $250. To learn more, please e-mail or call Priscilla Bayley, Director of Individual Giving, at (212) 316-7570 or email@example.com.
This year's St. Francis Day fair will include activities for children of all ages, pet blessings on the Pulpit Green, information from local social justice organizations, and live musical performances from 2 to 4 pm.
Fair Performance Schedule
2 pm: Lucy Kalantari (Children's Music)
2:45 pm: Shawn Patric Ferguson (Instrumental Jazz and Rock)
3:30 pm: Elaine Romanelli (Singer-Songwriter)
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| Ubi caritas – Halley
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Established in 1972, JAX RFC has been the premier rugby union club in Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. For years, word-of-mouth and play on the field has been enough to carry our club and supporters as well as gain new talent and sponsors throughout the area. However, the 2014-15 season is shaping up to be a monumental season for us, and we need your help to get there!
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Nicki Minaj's Ex-Boyfriend Safaree Samuels Congratulates Her For 'The Pink Print' Success: Is He Throwing Shade?
Nicki Minaj's ex-boyfriend Safaree Samuels is celebrating the "Pink Print" album's new success. Minaj's 2014 record has crossed the 1 billion stream mark on Spotify.
While it seems like a sweet gesture, Samuels says he is not merely congratulating his ex, but he's celebrating his success. The rapper has claimed many times that most of Minaj's tracks were either written by him or co-written with him.
Speaking of the success of the album, Samuels told The Shade Room: "It's all good. I was always used to never getting credit but it looks good. Congrats barbs."
The message was amicable, but the rapper later posted something that had fans questioning whether he is being genuine about extending his congratulations to the "Anaconda" rapper.
Samuels posted a photo of a pendant, which looks similar to the album cover of "The Pink Print." While it could be just a tribute to Minaj and the album, some speculate that instead of Minaj's fingerprint, which appears on the album cover, it is actually Samuels' fingerprint on the pendant, alluding that he made the album.
Minaj has yet to answer her ex's latest comments, but in the caption of a post acknowledging the milestone, Minaj said, "I am the pink print."
There have been rumors going around for years about Samuels ghostwriting for Minaj. Most recently, rapper Rah Digga told someone on Twitter that she would not like to be compared to Minaj since Samuels was the one who wrote her songs.
"You definitely can't wash Nicki Minaj," a fan told Digga, adding, "I put my life on it that Nicki will kill you lyrically." To which Digga replied with: "W/ her lyrics or Safaree's?? Quit while you ahead bro...u got 8 lives left."
Digga is not the first rapper to hint that Minaj has songwriters working for her, though. In March, Iggy Azalea said in an appearance on "Watch What Happens Live:" "I have just as many people on my writing credits as [Nicki Minaj] on hers. So, I don't think there's – I know I write mine."


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Received my truck mat within 2 weeks of placing the order. The quality of the mat was excellent. The embroidery that I requested was exactly what was shown on the site and very professional. I was very pleased that the mat was custom cut to fit the rear of my hatch and not just square. A very pleasant surprise. Would order again and am considering floor mats for the car.


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After being persuaded to go for a drive in a new Aston Martin, Howard and his best friend Mark are involved in a fatal car crash.They reach the afterlife, an area where you are given the choice of how you would like to spend your last traces of life. However, Mark's incompetent angel has passed Mark before his time and subsequently forces Howard to choose the option "Find Mark", sending him on a journey to cover the angel's mistakes.
'Find Mark is a mesmerizing literary title that has dry humor and a bit of fun for everyone's mind.'
Find Mark will be released on March 17th of 2012.
Find Mark cover design is by Aaron Munday at 12 Orchards. www.12orchards.com.


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Senior Media Account Executive
DZone is actively seeking an energetic and competitive sales professional to join our rapidly growing organization! Our talented team of sales leaders is collaborative, loves to have fun, and competes for themselves AND the team! We are looking for someone who's highly motivated and driven to help us grow the business!
As a DZone Senior Account Executive (SAE), you will be responsible for converting qualified business opportunities by matching the value we bring to the prospects' needs. You will manage a pipeline and close high value deals with a "customer first" mentality. As a member of DZone's sales organization, you must thrive in a fast-paced, metrics-driven environment. You must make the commitment to learning our business by staying up to date on the industry, our products and competition. Most of all, you will need to be relentless as you strive to exceed goals!
- Proactively manage your pipeline from prospect to close in order to achieve individual and team quota targets
- Develop and maintain account strategies to drive adoption of DZone products
- Present the value propositions of DZone and our products by engaging with prospects via phone and email
- Research, create and develop targeted prospect lists
- Exceed defined activity, conversation, customer acquisition and retention benchmarks
- Collaborate with team members to develop strategies to improve execution and drive results
What We Look For:
- 4 year college degree or equivalent industry experience
- 4+ years of experience in a consultative sales role, closing business
- Track record of persistence, accomplishments and exceeding sales quotas
- Strong consultative selling ability – critical questioning, ability to listen, analyze, present, negotiate, and close
- Proven "customer first" experience and mindset and high customer retention metrics
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- Relentless drive, passion, and perseverance when it comes to managing a large pipeline of sales opportunities and delivering consistent and quality results
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All students participate in our weekly Wednesday morning Mass, and each week a different class is responsible for leading the Mass. Students read, write and read the petitions, bring up the gifts and provide leadership for that particular Mass. Our pastor involves students in his homilies, and students listen and learn from them!
We also provide an Advent all-school retreat and a Lenten retreat, as well as the Sacrament of Reconciliation for grades 3-8 during Advent, and grades 2-8 during the Lenten season.


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New Online Resources Answer Questions About PIA Branding Program
In our information saturated industry you may not always know all the answers, but you should know where to find them. When it comes to...
June 26, 2007
In our information saturated industry you may not always know all the answers, but you should know where to find them. When it comes to the PIA Branding Program, that place is here on PIA National's website.
In the past two months, a number of resources have been added to the PIA Branding Program web pages. Here's an overview:
- List of Company Sponsors: Agents can now see which of their companies have signed on as sponsors of the PIA Branding Program.
- Cooperative Advertising Preliminary Approval Grid: If you qualify for the cooperative advertising program of one of the program sponsors, this grid can assist you in planning your advertising campaign. Please always check with the company for final authorization. Please note that some PIA Branding Program sponsors do not have cooperative advertising programs.
- Frequently Asked Questions: Answers to the most common questions about the PIA Branding Program. The FAQ also appeared on page 12 of the May issue of PIA Connection.
To access these new online resources, and to preview or download your agency's new print advertisements, please click here.


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I love my bedroom dresser and sideboard (which holds my my brothers mega flat screen), so it pains me when i notices stains and scratches on the wood. I thought about using pretty fabrics but I came upon these place mats and runners by Chilewich. I already have a runner that resembles grass (I use it to display jewelry at Flauxy events) and an entryway mat. Both items are super durable and easy to clean. AllModern has a great variety of Chilewich products at great prices...the only issue I have now is which one to get. I'm also not sure if I should go with silver or gold if I choose the....
Has anyone ever used Chilewich for this purpose?
Also...does anyone have any recommendations for shower organizers, tension pole systems? Like this one by Simple Human? I threw my old one out and haven't replaced it yet...so, I have a bag full all of my beautifying products on the bathroom floor. While going through that site i couldn't help but start wanting a new bathroom vanity as well...another thing to add to my dream list!
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The Animal Welfare Body
The AWB supervised the detailed information provided by the investigator and the AWB reviews the proposed changes to the protocol after it has been approved. It is possible for example that new information becomes available that would lead to better scientific results, or would improve animal welfare, or both. It is also possible that unexpected problems occur, which necessitate an adjustment of the experiment.
The mission of the AWB-BPRC is to strive for optimal animal welfare, based on the principles of the 3 R's (Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement), the intrinsic value of the animals and the current legislation.


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Snobunjes have been around for about 10 years to help sledders across the Snowbelt from Washington to Maine free their stuck snowmobiles. We normally test and review only new products, ...Read More »
Speedwerx Y-Pipe, Clutch Kit And Dynojet Research Power Commander Review
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Stud Boy Super-Lite Backers Review
Everyone wants to make his or her mark, right? Edison did the lightbulb, Ford revolutionized ground transportation; more recently, there was Octomom. And in testing Stud Boy's new Super-Lite Backers ...Read More »
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As the brand name suggests, Sledez (pronounced "sled-ease") designed its Snowmobile Dolly to be easy to use, and after rolling it around under a variety of sleds at our shop ...Read More »
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Keynote Presentation: GeoSpatial Imagery Redfined
Simon Cope, Chief Technical Officer – Spookfish
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5 Things You Will Learn
- The importance of teaming with the right skills
- The importance of equity market
- Innovation is the centre of value creation
- The numerous processes involved in getting a start-up going
- It's a journey – it doesn't happen overnight
Target Audience
1. Entrepreneurs
2. Innovators
3. Customers
Presentation Overview
Spookfish is the 3rd generation of technologies in 3 decades that have been developed and commercialised by the same group of innovators in Perth that constantly keeps challenging the status quo.
The first of these was ER Mapper, followed by NearMap and now Spookfish. This innovation was previously lead by Industry gurus like Stuart Nixon, but today is lead by Simon Cope who was key to ER Mapper and NearMaps' success and today has established his own credentials in Spookfish.
This paper gives you an insight into the Spookfish journey and its technology capabilities and the challenges it faced at every stage of the commercialisation process. It began with a small team of individuals with complimentary capabilities, an idea to challenge what was thought impossible, raising seed capital for an idea and a vision, finding a company to invest in the vision and the opportunity to commercialise and realise value, raising funds, going through a Reverse Backdoor Listing process, going through a re-compliance process in the ASX, through to the challenges working as a Public Listed Technology Company in the ASX. Spookfish is trading today under the ASX: SFI Spookfish is a full end to end solution that delivers High Resolution Aerial Imagery from Capture, Processing, and Archive to Data-as-aService Delivery with extreme coverage rates and very low costs. It is anticipated to be able to cover the whole of Victoria at 7.5cms in 20 days. The paper will look at all aspects of innovation and the diverse team of people and capital required to make a business successful. There are lots of lessons to be shared from this journey.
Simon is the CTO of Spookfish. He has over 20 years working in the geospatial imaging technology field, having performed a range of roles in early stage start-ups to multi-nationals including Chief Architect at Landgate, Western Australia's primary source of land information and geographic data; Spatial Architect at Ajilon, a leading IT services consultancy; CTO at Nearmap Ltd; Chief Technologist at ERDAS LLC, a division of Swiss-based Leica Geosystems; Founder of fotoMuse Pty Ltd which was acquired by Leica Geosystems; and Chief Software Architect at Earth Resource Mapping Ltd


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Facilitating the Teachers as Writers course over the summer was a completely new experience for me. I have taught adults and facilitated face-to-face workshops, but creating an online community is quite different. The experience was overwhelmingly positive, with just a peppering of anxiety that came from some technological issues. The internet is a wonderful place where I spend a lot of time - and I think perhaps my own presence in all different corners of the internet became a bit confusing. Despite some technical confusion, feedback from participants was wonderfully positive. Some wish the course would go on longer - and as I reflect on the course, it was really structured as an inquiry into writing, with opportunities for each participant to make her own meaning from the resources available. An inquiry journey cannot be overly scheduled - that misses the point. Some may have felt closure, excited to move forward into the upcoming school year. The participants who were "just getting started" as the four weeks came to a close were able to leave our online space with resources and connections that can help fuel their inquiry further, outside of the four week window.
As registration approaches for the second session, the feedback from the first has been invaluable. Right from the start of the first session in July, I was thinking about what small tweaks I would make for the second session, which I also promised I would create, right from the get-go. My take-aways from the first session are the reason that you should consider joining in the upcoming session! Keep reading, ask any questions you may have in the comments, or email me. Then, register to join the inquiry!
Why sign up for the Teachers as Writers online workshop?
I support inquiry based learning in Early Childhood settings, and I believe that adults can learn in the same way.
There were some narrated presentations in the first session, and there will likely be one or two in the second, but a quick realization was that my beliefs about education in general apply to learners of all ages. When I want to learn about something, say, how to grill a perfect steak, I use a variety of resources to learn that skill. Sometimes I look something up and it does not seem like it will help me (an old cookbook, too wordy). Then I talk to my partner (a chef) and learn something new; I visit some other resources (Kenji Lopez-Alt!) and I try to apply those ideas. I don't expect it to be perfect the first time, but when I use the right resources and have the right support, I can explore on my own with a bit less trepidation.
With writing, or any topic of inquiry, we can use the same skeleton: we live in a world with diverse resources at our fingertips. Just as a chef has to follow some of the same general rules for making a juicy steak, if teachers want to be "better" writers, we need to use some of the same ideas and tools as people who write for a living. As I write more myself, I see how there is no possible blanket formula to being a better writer, but we need to like writing more than we already do. This workshop is a personal inquiry, helping you find that sweet spot as a writer.
We come in with different goals and expectations.
Rather than shy away from that idea, or try to create content that answers every tiny question, I act as supporter, facilitator, structure-maker, and thought provoker. The upcoming session will be more focused on group dialogue and individual inquiry at the same time. I'll be gathering more information about individual wants and needs when you register so I can be aware of your inquiry questions and needs, supporting each individual journey.
This is a workshop, not a course.
There are so many terms that we can use to describe an educational experience, and "course" seems a bit closed off. In this inquiry, I am to help you find balance between structure and exploration. There is nothing that you "have" to do in this course. This course is chock full of resources that you may want now, and you may want them in the future. Your writing practice is not the same as anyone else's. Your questions, your ponderings, your needs: these are all things that are individual. The experience of Teachers as Writers does not prepare you to take an assessment on writing. It aims to make you more comfortable as you press those keys or grab that pen. We will all use the same skeleton to outline our inquiry, but the workshop mentality allows freedom to explore.
The experience is deep and rich, and can easily extend past four weeks.
This is something I heard from numerous people: it felt like we were just getting started! I agree with that sentiment. Inquiry is hard to pin onto a timeline. Perhaps some participants felt it was too long, or that not everything applied to their personal experience. When we are open-ended and process-based, we let things unfold. I, personally, cannot create a "10 easy steps to amazing writing" list, even though more people would probably read my writing. Again, there is no magic formula, but there is a magic lens: inquiry. Through inquiry, you drive the boat, with my support and guidance. I bring along resources, life jackets, and definitely snacks. You steer, with a whole crew of fellow educators interested in the same big topic who are in their own boats, finding their own currents in the same river.
Signing up for the Teachers as Writers workshop is a commitment to spending some time inquiring about the role that writing plays in your work as an educator, and how you can enhance your writing practice. The course is happening in the fall in the Northern Hemisphere, where many people will just be back into their classrooms. Teaching is demanding, but this inquiry will not find you slaving over reading and writing assignments into the wee hours of the morning. The resources are accessible and relevant, and you do the work that makes the most sense to you, that speaks the most to you. As with children's inquiries, depth of learning is greater when children have more experiences to explore and play with ideas and concepts, with their words and ideas respected and heard. I want the same for you. You can spend 20 minutes each day, or 3 hours every Saturday, or an hour a day: your choice. You are a grown up, and making your own schedule is one of the many perks of that. This writing inquiry is a natural compliment to a teaching practice, not a separate chore, and this workshop aims to slip naturally into your teaching life. Most participants in the first iteration of the workshop spent between two and five hours a week with the content.
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Colebrook floods: Little Christmas cheer for victims
The weather has always been a great topic of conversation for the British.
But a month after prolonged and persistent rain swamped Colebrook village in Devon little else is talked about, although any jokes about Noah and his ark are more likely to be met with a grimace rather than a smile.
For many of Colebrook's residents two floods in two days put Christmas preparations well and truly on hold.
"It's hard to think about presents, trees and parties when you're trying to get sorted," one flood victim said.
The timing could not have been worse for David Mitchelmore, the landlord of the Colebrook Inn, and while no business wants to lose trade, the flood damage from foul water has kept the pub closed at what is traditionally the busiest time of year.
The saturated cob walls will take several weeks to dry out, new floors will have to be laid and the commercial kitchen will have to be professionally deep cleaned before redecorating can be done.
"At the moment we're still emptying about 30 litres of water from the dehumidifiers every two to three days," Mr Mitchelmore said.
"I'm going to be closed until 25 January at the earliest - so Christmas just won't happen here.
"December is the biggest month of the year and I was fully booked with functions and parties and it's all gone.
"It's not just the pub, this has affected the whole community and we have to get it sorted because this is devaluing our homes and businesses."
Some residents have been unable to return to their homes and will be spending the festive period in temporary accommodation or with relatives.
Others, however, have chosen to remain at home as the drying-out process continues.
"It's a mess, but for me it's better than the alternative of having to move somewhere I don't know," one resident said.
"As for Christmas - well, there will be no Christmas for me.
"When I look around me it's heartbreaking, so I don't feel much like celebrating. I think I'll just let it pass me by this year."
Colebrook was not flooded by a river bursting its banks. It was the sheer volume of rain which overwhelmed its Victorian combined drainage system.
At a packed - and sometimes heated - public meeting on Thursday night, South West Water and Plymouth City Council told residents work to alleviate the "complex" reasons for flooding should be carried out in 2014.
Whatever the cause of the flooding, however, the results for residents and businesses are the same - disruption, mess, loss of earnings and a "gnawing" worry about it happening again.
Catherine Stapp, who lives and works in the village, said: "It's absolutely devastating. We got off lightly compared with others but we've still got the sandbags out and we're constantly worried.
"You lie there in bed and it keeps gnawing at you. You know you've got to go down and check to see if it's started coming up the garden."
Like many other flood-hit communities, neighbours rallied round to help bale out homes and gardens as the flood waters rose.
Sharon Serpell, who only moved into her cottage with her husband Anthony at the end of September, was out when the second flood hit the village.
"We'd still got the sandbags from the Thursday and when I rang Anthony from work at teatime he told me it was all fine," she said.
"But just after I finished work at nine he sent me a text which said 'things not very good here princess'."
Mrs Serpell said that not only did strangers turn up to help, a police car flagged down a council drain cleaning vehicle for assistance.
"When things were a bit more under control, Anthony and the others went to help our next door neighbours," she said.
"I don't want it to happen again, but despite everything I don't regret moving."


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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Studies in animals suggest that brown seaweed, also known as wakame -- commonly used to flavor Asian soups and salads, contains a compound that promotes weight loss. The compound, called fucoxanthin, also has anti-diabetes effects.
At the 232nd American Chemical Society National Meeting in San Francisco today, Dr. Kazuo Miyashita from Hokkaido University reported seeing significant reductions in fat tissue in rats and obese mice fed the edible seaweed carotenoid fucoxanthin.
"The mechanism for this effect is a new one," Dr. Miyashita points out in a statement, explaining that fucoxanthin induces expression of the fat-burning protein UCP1 that accumulates in fat tissue around the internal organs. Mice fed fucoxanthin showed clear signs of UCP1 expression in fat tissue, whereas mice fed a control diet showed little expression of this protein.
The studies suggest that fucoxanthin-induced expression of UCP1 in fat tissue fuels the oxidation of fatty acids and production of heat energy in fat tissue mitochondria. Mitochondria, found in every cell, convert sugar and fatty acids into energy and play a key role in regulating metabolism.
Miyashita and colleagues also found that fucoxanthin has "strong" anti-diabetes effects by promoting the synthesis of DHA in the liver. DHA is an important fatty acid found in fish oil supplements. Animals fed fucoxanthin plus soybean oil showed an increase in DHA levels in the liver, comparable to that seen with fish oil supplementation, they note.
Prior studies by Miyashita's group have shown that fucoxanthin also helps promote the death of human prostate cancer cells in culture.
This finding, coupled with the team's current findings, suggest that this multi-tasking compound holds promise as a preventive agent for a variety of diseases.


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Elfina wrote: This example is a good one [identifying idioms] to show in terms how much our cultural environment determines who we are, what culture we belong to and what cultural values we share. We all share our common cultural inheritage but of course we have our own cultural traits.
Elfina, your research on idioms interests me. When I read this statement, however, I wondered if by identifying the meaning of an idiom necessarily means that one uses it or identifies with it. Does your research include which idioms speakers use in everyday speech as well? I´m interested in your thoughts
I think the question of identity is clearly marked between cultures, but even within cultures as well. My identity differs depending on when I´m with my friends, family, workplace, etc. and my language reflects this identity - for better or for worse. When people interact, perceptions are formed based on the language they use; there is this attempt for the speaker to project a certain message and then there is the interlocutor´s perception of the message being transmitted. Even within native speakers, this attempt and perception can be at odds - for language learners it can be even more so.
I would argue that language is our best attempt to communicate or transmit our identity and not so much as a determinant of our thinking or identity. Perhaps this might be the case in brief instances, but with time and clarification, I feel our truer identities reveal themselves even if several language attempts are necessary. In other words, I think what other people have to say is more of a determinant of our thinking and identity than what we say ourselves.
This is an interesting discussion and I look forward to hearing from others. I also reserve the right to change my mind (smile).


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